North American Gunslinger Detective

Diana picked up the information and said, "OK, first of all it's the painter Rachel. She just came to New York to hold an art exhibition. She doesn't have a network in New York. There are only three people who are familiar with her and can name them. One of them is the owner of the gallery, Parker.

· Denley.

According to Rachel, she met Parker in Paris. After getting acquainted with him, he said that he had a small gallery that could organize a solo exhibition for her. After thinking about it for a long time, Rachel and Parker came to New York together. After a month of preparation, this

The exhibition has just officially opened.”

A photo of Parker Denley was projected on the projector. It was of course an ID photo, because Parker was not in New York and had not seen him in person yet.

Diana continued: "After receiving the call from the gallery, Parker will return to New York. It is expected that I will contact him again tomorrow."

Diana operated the computer and changed the photo. It was a graduation photo with two people circled on it.

Diana: "Rachel's acquaintances in New York are these two people. Anthony Gonzalez and Peter Collins are Rachel's classmates. Both of them are currently in Queens and are not engaged in art. Anthony Gonzalez

Sares was a securities broker, and Peter Collins worked for a construction company. They had basically no special connection with Rachel. From a relationship point of view, these two people should have nothing to do with the theft case.

I will arrange for someone to follow up on the whereabouts of these two people in the past two days today and make final confirmation. Jones."

Jones moved over to the computer and played some photos, "These are the four employees of the gallery. Because the gallery is very small, they do not have full-time security guards. Normally when there is an exhibition, one or two of them will be arranged to work shifts, and this

For this exhibition, there were no staff arranged at night. There are some problems here.

I asked the staff, and they said that the exhibitor for this exhibition was a friend of the boss, and he was not a well-known painter, so they did not arrange for anyone to be on duty. In addition, there were very few people at the exhibition in the previous few days, and no accidents occurred.

I suspect it may be related to the absence of Parker Denley. The boss was away and they were lazy. The whereabouts of the four employees the night before yesterday have been recorded. According to them, they all have alibis, which need to be verified."

Peter: "OK, first based on the current clues, you will check the testimonies of Rachel's friends and gallery employees respectively."

After Peter made arrangements, they packed up and prepared to leave the conference room.

Jimmy: "Peter, what do I do?"

Peter: "You follow Jones to investigate the whereabouts of the four employees.go."

Jimmy: "ok"

Jimmy and Jones set out together, and Jones drove. Of course, this was a car assigned to agents by the FBI. Jimmy was still a trainee agent and needed to follow other agents, so he was not assigned anything, not even an account for checking information on the computer.

None.

There are 4 people on the list. Fortunately, they all live in Chelsea, and two of the girls are rented together. This is good news for Jones and Jimmy, and it can save a little work.

The first thing Jimmy and Jones identified was the two of them. They were on the third floor of an apartment. Jones first took Jimmy to check the surveillance near the door of the apartment, and then went upstairs to check. Jimmy opened his mind very easily and directly took them

I scanned their rooms and found that everything in the house was very messy. It was obvious that neither of them was particularly fond of cleanliness.

However, Jimmy did not detect anything unusual in the house, especially something as neat as a picture frame.

Because the gallery was currently closed by the NYPD, the employees went home to wait for news. Jones knocked on the door and double-checked the day's itinerary with them. After receiving permission, Jimmy and Jones also entered the room to perform basic inspections.

After both of them had no problems, Jones and Jimmy went downstairs and prepared to leave.

Jones: "These two should be fine, let's go."

Jimmy: "Yeah, but it's best to check the surveillance. This apartment only has the front entrance. The traffic surveillance at the intersection next to it should be able to take pictures of the entrance to the apartment."

Jones drove away and went to find the third man, Seaman Mays, who also rented an apartment. Jones also looked at the surrounding surveillance cameras before entering the apartment building and knocking on the door.

Seaman Metz opened the door, and Jones confirmed his whereabouts again as usual, but this time they did not enter all the rooms, but only took a look at Seaman's bedroom, because Seaman said that he rented this apartment in partnership with another person.

Do not allow another companion to see another bedroom without their permission.

Jones, who hit a wall, could only pull Jimmy downstairs and prepare to leave.

Jimmy: "There might be something wrong with this guy."

Jimmy came to conclusions first and then thought of reasons, because he had just seen some rectangular objects placed diagonally against the wall in the bedroom inside the bedroom, which were about the same size as picture frames. If Seaman's roommate didn't happen to be a painter,

, then those paintings are most likely from Rachel's art exhibition.

That room happened to be the room of another companion that Seaman mentioned.

The problem now is that without a search warrant, you cannot go to the room to search. To apply for a search warrant, you need to have a suitable reason. Now you have to think about what reasons to get the search warrant.

Jones: "How do you know? Why?"

Jimmy: "Well, I feel intuitively that he is lying. Let's check the nearby surveillance first."

Jones didn't know what Jimmy was capable of, and it was impossible for him to give up on the fourth person just by trusting Jimmy's perception.

Jones: "Look carefully for the surveillance cameras nearby. I'll go check on the last person."

Jimmy: "Okay."

Jimmy got out of the car, Jones drove away, and Jimmy started walking along the sidewalk to both sides. Now that he had a target, how could he nail them? Evidence and reason, these two are very important.

Jimmy walked around twice to make sure there were no external cameras nearby that could capture the vehicles on the road. This was a problem.

Jimmy took out his phone and called Jones: "Jones, how are you doing there?"

Jones: "There is nothing wrong here. I live alone in the basement and there is nothing unusual in the room."

Jimmy: "Well, do you have a camera in your car? I didn't find any surveillance camera here that can take pictures of Seaman's apartment, so I can only try to follow him here."

Jones: "Wait until I come over."

After waiting for a few minutes, Jones drove back. He did not park outside Seaman's apartment, but parked twenty or thirty meters away from the apartment.

Jones: "Jimmy, did you find anything?"

Jimmy: "No, Seaman didn't come out. I want to take pictures of the people coming in and out and check them together later. My intuition is that there is definitely something wrong with Seaman. He was very nervous during the conversation just now."

Jimmy really didn't know what to say, so he could only tell lies.